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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

\ -. Louis man named otto Dcpior
i possessed oi two mouths There
I are people in the world who have
mouth enough for two. hut this j. t he
only ease on record where a human
being was blessed with two oriiices.
We say blessed berause there are Il
great many advantages in two mouths
that one will not discover at first
thought. Now. ii General sherman
was 81 possessed. he could save lots
of time IN his o,culatory cnjoyments,
for he could ks. two girls at once
II may be possible he left st. Louis
because he envied this man Depfor
The General, too. /. in the habit of
saying thing, one week and denying
them the next. He could contradict
himself rs fast rs he said anything ii
his talking facilities We're doubled
A young man could kiss his girl and
his prospective mother-in-laN both at
the same iime-ilsing less cNertion in
one tnl0 the otlcf as q matter OF
course. Ii "a man sung he could draw
double salary by singing bass and
tenor in n church choir. Il would be
a great boon for anarchit., although
hey seem to be all mouth now. Their
mouths are larger than their audiences
At present. 'rhs fellow who eats uuals
and pie on a wager would find two
mouths "A great advantage. While it
embraces many commendable lea lures
Tor men IT would be an intolerable
innovation To women. Sewing socie-
ties would have to he dispensed wit h or
quarantined out side OF incorporated
limits. Ii the man in st Louis will
loan his -uperiluou> mouth to the girl
in Indiana born without amy. it will
,ort OF even things up. and destroy "a
potent argument of tht anarchists,
that things in this world are not
evenly distributed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
Adninisira or S Sa,a.

Notice j.. hereby given. that "a tls..iaaea
81 an order 81 tnr Probate toui' nf thu
Coanty al Nea .her. Territory OF Montana.
ma H. on the 2zud day of March. So. in
the matter pi the estate uf idnlph liaro.
deceased. the undersigned administrator
OF the estate Of said decreased. will sell az
public auction. to the highest, bidder for
cash. lawful money nf the ni'ed States.
on saturday. the It'll day of May. 1887,
nj one o'clock y. III. At the ranch of Aholph
Baro. deceased, situate nn the East Fork
of Big Spring creek. in Fergus county, the
following PERSONAL property to wit:
\ certain lot of personal effects and
household furniture formerly used
by deeea .ed. aad now being upon the
RI nch of the deceased: agricultural nipple
ments. consisting Of one Balm wagon. one
John Deere plos. IL inch stirring; one
grind stone. one Iolinrsworth hay rake
one Woods mowiu. machine. thrty-two
house logs: "A lot of ranch tools; also
twenty four head of horses. To- wit: Three
stations. eight gellines. for saddle and
work use: eight mares. five -gekling colts:
one tent; two sets work harness; Que sad
die ahd bride.
Y. NJ. ERICKSON. Administrators.
Lewistown, Montana. April 20, 1887.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

TIN Industrious squirrel trappers 81
Oallatin county are getting rich out
of the bounty law. but ii il rid- that
section oi the pest it will accomplish
more than some people believed it
would. Al present il wiil prove Il
benefit to Gallatin county only. where
the gopiiers ar. numerous owing to
the number Of years ia which he land
has been under cultivation. The
trappers can cgooi wages without
much cXertIon.
pruii.ir region ior ti,c,c little animals.
but AZ yet they are not numerous
enough to provoke II Wholesale
attempt at determination. They in
crease with agricultural development.
and III due time our ranchmen will
have to engage in the trapping bust
uess themselves, Up 10 the present
time Justice Toomhs OF Lcwistown
has certified To the de>l ruction of but
fovr' con pclts. thirteen OF which were
prairie dogs.
A. regards prairie dogs. the law will
prove Intellectual, a. We have before
stated \ way may bc devised to
destroy these animals but the de
stroyer will not realize "A bounty from
their pclts bccaI>e the dogs will have
10 be killed III their holes. In Kansas
and ColorAio these animals have been
disposed ri in various ways. and
nearly always under ground. Sulphu-
rou, AMI carbollc easscs have been
used IN killing them in their nests,
Niplng out whole towns. l.. ". Peck.
OF the Wool Grower. has invented a
marhine for smothcring the animals,
with smoke, which the inventorclaims
has proven IL success upon trial. The
territory should extend all IN Kidding
the inhabited portion Of prairie dogs
bu, il will have to substitute some-
thing else for the pelt bounty.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

,rcn. ;. h. Bucknsr al Kentucky
promised his young wife when he
solirtei her a few years ago that she
should be the wife of the governor oi
Kentucky. lie received the demo
cratic nomination last week for that
office, which is equivalent To election
This Is the same I,uckncr who thought
Grant rather severe IN his terms of
surrender ~ Fort Donel,on and wa,
among those who visited the old hero
IN his sick room a lev weeks before he
died
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

May Iih was the first anniversary
oi the anarchist ont break in Chicago.
and the German Americans OF that
city took the occasion to show their
pat rioti~n ana regard for our insti-
tutIon, IA a manner that viii not soon
Toe forgotten. livery banker. manu-
iacturer and prominent business man
OF German extraction Joined in the
presentation of "a costly silk Amer
ican Tag to Editor Michacl,. OF the
t'reic Press in Acknowledgment OF his
services in lighting anarehism. The
donors To the number of 5000 ac-
companiel tie giit with an address
signed by them, vigorously denounc-
ins anarchy
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
n0NfANh MEMS.

Commodore 4. q. Power sold S23.aod
wort h of Helena real estate last week
The Helena. Boulder Valley * Butte
railroad company hats increased it, capital
stock from 5000. 600 to a 81 Doe. 900 for
the parpose Of pushing It's work on Ia
Butte.
Governor Leslie left for kentucky last
week. To be shsent till jane. He has leased
the Residence of Col. WooliolL, on Rodney
street. where his family viii be- domicilrd
upon HE return.
'Miss Gertrude His, ri Bozeman. Is still
al Sieele, Dakota, where -he vss injured
during the recent accident on the Dakota
division Of the Northern Paciiic She il
under medical treatment aud i expected
to recover.
TIE rrm 81 Carter & 'hayh-rc. attorneys
at Law, has been changed to Carter. Clay
berg & NsddoX Fletcher Maddox. tue
popular vouns lawyer oi White Sulphur
Sprnss sho recently removed to Hci-us,
10 in.; ''e-e 'sk,. fafo th, p,rfnsrshIY
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Agent Williamson. Of the Crow re,
erva'ion. denies tie repor, that he
mad caused the arrest nj set ers 10,
taking tireN oni from the reservation
II grew oiit OF the threatened arrest
OF u certain class oi men who had
been cutting cedar pos,s AMI buidin.
material on the reservation. lie say,
Indians were given permission to cut
fallen and dead timber and sell It to
the whites. Think OF buying fallen
and dead timber oi Indians. He
would he a green settler TO do that
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The commercial travellers oi the
United States are taking up a sub
scription among themselves to procure
testimonial ior Mr.. Walter Riigcly
al TeXarkana, AK. who WAS recon, ~
compelled, ia seli-dciensr. TO kill no
less than seven men because OF the
attempts made upon his life after he
had taaen the part of a commercial
Traveller whom a pair OF desperaioes
ao'igl,t To impose upon.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Gov. Leslie has ISSUED proclama.
:Ion forbidding the importation oi
cattle from the States Of Illinois New
York, New Jersey. Pennsylvania.
Maryland. Delaware, Virginia, Texas
aud Vermont. and the District oi
columbia, except upon the certificate
a the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon
that such cattle have been q,aran
tined ninety DAYS and ARE free iron,
I,sp1sp
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
hEHS NoTsS.

Gov. tin of New York ha- signed the
bill making saturday hail holiday
throughout the state. II goes into II.
feet on the 21s inst
commissioner spark oi 'ie General
land office has recommended for rcie,-
tion several large private land claims
IN New Mexico, agare-aiing m area OF
nearly l7J. 900 acres.
ON Nav 9th W. H. Bolton. sriperin-
tendent of secona-class mail matter in
the Chicago post Office. who was con
victei OF embezllement of about S25.-
600. was sentenced TO -four years i'm
prisonment. He has been in a hospi-
tai ever since his arrest
At il meeting of the incorporators of
the new Clark university nj Worcester.
Mass, on May lth. Mr.. Clark informed
them of his intention 10 make further
gifts to the college to the amount OF
about $1,000. 600. incltiding "A collec-
'ion of works oi art valued at $500
600.
The pigeon shooting ma rh ut New
York between DR. Carver. of Kansas
City. and william Graham. late of
ENGLAND. on May 5th. was continued.
I'm the. Monaco the short boundary
rules governed the shooting. which was
at 100 birds from five traps. Carver
won. killing So to Graham's s..
Fotherincham. the ADAMS Express
messenger who was charged with rob
berry on the St Louis AND san Fran
cisco Railway last Oct oher. and whose
prosecution was recently thrown ont
OF the criminal court. AT - Louis. on
technicalities. has filed . suit against
the Adams Express Company and de-
tectiye Pinkerton. asking damages III
the sum of SlOu00O. S2O.OOo OF which
is claimed for false Imprisonment. and
$40, 5000 each for his indictment and
prosecution.
The employees in the executive de-
pertinent. who are members nj the So
c.e,, Of the Army OF the Cumberland.
wei, excused To take part in the rcre-
monies and business meetings of the
-ncie 4. All al the departments will
br closed at noon Thursday TO enable
the employees 10 witness this coremD
mics attending the unyeilin- oil the
statue OF Gen. Garfield. James and
Harry GARFIELD will he present a- rep
resantati,.> OF the family, a. Mrs. Gar
iieil- health will not permit her to
attend.
! novel point ha, been rai-el ~
Alcx1nier sullivan. one of the counsel
for he defense in the Chicago Doodle
eases. states Attorney Griuneil. on
purely technical grounds. challenged
the entire array of jurors. his evident
purpose being to secure n special &c
nire in The makeup OF which the pres
oa. county board would have ab-o-
lntaly 40 voice. Mr.. Griuneli declared
thJt owing to the same technical Ge-
fe''- al the juries in this county do
sen since Ssh have been illp1al Mr.
Sullivan tartly replied that II M.
statements were trde. the
state, attorney must he prepared TO
a lmit that the jury in The anar'i'i>r
case wa Illegal. Judge shepherd haa
reserved hi, decision.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Remember, next Tuesday is Arbor
Day. and " has been declared legal
holiday by the Governor. 1t might he
well for school children to observe the
DAY b. planting trees in the school
grounds They wQuld be found will
INK workers II assisted by aiult- Blu,
the chances are the boys will go a
fishing and thank he governor OF
Montana for appointing a new hoii
day
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Colonel Pat DOMAIN. writing about
american scenery and those people
who go abroad to gaze upon the won
riers OF nature. says How many OF
them. hate erer taken the pains to
ascertain that all tine Eannfed Cnmos
and k.liarneys OF foreign song and
story are commonplace duck paddles
compared rith hundreds ii sapphirean
a. vh,-e Par;ilrs h,Il'es ar ia.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

NiiG swans ioi.It. ia Wi~cou ia. Min-
ncsota and the band oi the bakoja~ -
How many Of them have ever had
the fact drilled through their ia -hion
able skull that the Yellow>to one park
alone contains more oi natures won
deriul manifestations than any other
one spot on earth of fifty Tunes t.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Montana, of course. has Just passed
through Al bard winter and the wind
still remains raw Rut we have many
things TO be thankful for over the
states. just think OF it Earth
quakes IN Texas, floods in Maine.
iornahos in Kansas and sam Jones
IN Minnes
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

GOV. BcaN cr oi Pcniisy lAnnia dcvotc-
every cent of has pension of SO "a
month to charity lie lost II leg in
che rebellion. and il as brave as he j.
charitable
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Jay Gould has purchased property
near st. Louis for the purpose OF
laying ont an industrial town and
machine shops, where ut least 900
men will he employed
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The Chicago. MiIwaikc & - Paul
Railroad TO. has purchased / 200
feet water front in Seattle. This road
Will. before many years. have termi-
nll depot ~ Scnttl.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The Grant relics. which have been
FOR several months safely guarded in
one of the rooms of the National
Museum ut Washingt on, are now ON
public exhibition
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The number of papers noa published
M the United states, Ierrit cries.
Including Alaska ai.l Canada. Is put
at l5.I2o an increase Of ISL in one
wear
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

\ mulc. which j. said To- have been
s3 years old. died in sullivan county.
y. T., recently. lie must have been
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The bill to adop, capital punish
n.ent for murder and rape was de-
i.atci IN the Michigan senate by u
vote OF 1910 ~
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The output oi the Drum I.umnon
Tor April WAS 81 -. 300.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

The Negotiations h,twstn Russia
aud Great Britain over the Afghan
boundary are at standstill. nett her
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

Cox I.e,li, has gone to his old home
IA Kentucky 10 be absent month or
six weeks His family will return to
Montana with him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

w.n made homestead application W go for ti..
- SHii So ~. -. =. MI, MA. see.
2, q. j. ToTih range 2fossi.
lie name, til. ioiioNins uifi.e>s.. to proy. nls
continuous residence ug.n- AID cultivation o.
said land Viz; Dransilr stuart aui Harry
liis3stIatt uf I 1T Nasirais. a. L.. s 2. Iaua II
he'll. aud fohn fa.arH. e. l,vf-favu. y q
-" .Huv>f .,,-isfrr
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
Notice OF Final Entry j..
LAsp OFFICE AT HrIESa. VI. IT,
Il - 81. 49,

Nogise Is hereby given that The follow -nain..i
-,ttacr h., alud notice ~ hi. intention 10 make
hual proof ia support OF his Ella inland ihai .aidproo:
Will he fHair before the Honorable ,iiit Of tho
Fourth Judicial hisisici tarrt IN aud 10y F.vgu-
County. OF IA ils aisrnte h~ior, the Clark Of said
t"Hrt. al iesistuvn. N. J., Iune i.th,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
William Fergus.

who ulaie prs-empiinn deciIrat0ry s,al-nseut No
li3, & Z. I'll tor the "a M !. NJ i-f Ne IL
NJ IL >h 1t. see. -. Up i North range
- east.
n. names the following witnesses 10 prove his
coniinuou, residence upon. and cul ~ ion ii.
said land. VIZ; lierlert lIlaHchari Waiter \.
Prck. William q Chamberlain and Oscar stephens
ali .; IT. Maginnis T.
s.W. LANoHoRNE Da-ist.r
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At HFLFSs. ". T.


Noti,e Is h rely given thai ia, follow irr named
settler has tiled notice of his iut.ution TO make
final proof ia support of his caim. ami that said
proof will be made before the Probate Judge oi
Fergus county. VI. T.. At ieWisfosn. VI. T.. on
luu, I.<- viz
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

judge Wade has associated himself
with the las firm OF Toole & Wallace.
oi Helena. ia the practice Of law
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-05-12

ss5~ Interest allowed on Deposits
lett for n specified time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
IN TlfE EARLY STIGES or CIVILIZATIONS.
Ill. NH. IN Ill, I,nlnieuce LonrnaL.

A lady WHO at one umo taught a cl47s In q Nof'D
End NJ son day school IN BOSTON, relates that Oh
Lesson yu Tie story uIe raising irOn the dai VI Tie
O-s now 10 iOccc1 but -Ac b.. an 10y cOn IdciIns no"
this resurrection might nave Dcrh accomplished NM"
IL, uiat sonc OF A.i 7'Aoi!' T''I & o., -
inns elodnuty could d. Intending 10 al ~ T." INC
ourIou WbctAer BIS means 81 ciccJncty On could be
IA If from the dead. dc GIFTED 10 hnd ina'
al Icu.tu -hr mad succeeded ln Winning ihc general
au,rr, NJ attention u. thc Ga-s and just l. she va
Ir. aim To leave discourse on electricity and nat
ura. bucnOmcn1 and ~ Ora" a mora" enc "d' '',n'
az N, r,ucCIf. by a small hos al tAt emo o., TIE
rn ar oln y aced uIcbn4 who twitchod ~ tr knees
a. The much TOO large trOu-cr ne woic and cAcaiied
with an air Of -au+scton which "a7 cruz i'n''"'"
." ~ o on now we are lcanln' somchn." ,.. 49,.
It can ie ma med that It. wa, not easy under IN"
" A toy WHO WAS bcu5 trained In civilization
wa recent Overheard di~cOur-nS 10 frho"-cibt--
man ON lie tcachin- which hr hrd received
az he SAIL" thr urcbin remarked ID" contest max
,,g il evident that "Ac' va, his Instructor nj u,c
AZ, ian -chonl chat iva stc3u Ju-t The same !
S"u TOOL Din > fyou grabbed huno'd dollars 80 }
So" Tbrn I'm Ia e tho bundled dol ar- c.oiy umo.'
"a He cav. bf fbompLt / wa Il norfm Ioo'er'
ATTY u ia ~ Who one c'cnin- icli m"wrd 10
yieIt he yeadng-room OF the new-ooys vas 7onr" ha
oi..rcd chen th.r arrival was g'crtcd by Smac ing
en,,nd tu,ftattl- k--c~, MIN "a WIN cnt- OF yum
ynol" Those who have acted u amateur luJ", ', ~,
|fo,a tbr.o youny rlcs pou-ile- viii appreciate t'
situation. The oil continents. ih' Iah, ofl a. G
az a niOn tho acre oil the-" htIt'l NfapS - W
r,,,,n,I Ia omu.ius but 10 novice rather 'l''oh"i-
,nt II has Lecn the custom for good many years
10 have amateur and often inlI 70 lrd 'h'il'Ii wv
,or,a1,' cuts Tor thr amusrmcnt 81 the Mission school
connected WITH the church over when i' 10Y J"I'
Freeman Clarke pleSiHcS. ph oiv or,1 ,o i,nr,nyc
Julia Ward Howe took part, she end'avoI,I 10 ,
the o,rOrfunty Afforded by "a scene Ia "ich S!'
reared alone 10 imrrovl-o some mora reflection, i'I
thr benefit Of the boys. Tho young sea = 4IC.H
tened a moment and then began 10 y H1hn W., .l md
the progress Of the play heinz Interrupted an"
dosrltc The best Intentions the bone oirht hioI -
wac OBLIGED to cut short her etlca' sOiiloluy. VIZ
IiheIv her auditors had been trained 10 an aUp pc
cention ~ theatrical values In the uprcr bhcoh W
tho Howard AtbenGum; AZ cast they Know ""i'
they wanted ,uo.. ,roo ,,ovtnp
One nicht when BOSTON schOC'nstnsS VIZ lilSi"
.d hetInd tho scenes wating 20 90 on In some fafl
20 ssme al.urd cbaIats and listened to the running
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27

all the societies in Bnilo put together" This from
weknown businessman and church member.
q Who s the man Z be continued. "1he man, sir, IL
joseph Bork. Y0u J ok surprised. ID dn't know he
was an active to"' prranee worker oh Well, let
me explain All I think you Will agree with mo.
Perhaps yOL don't know that prooabiy more land 3
city and Il eventually it reachrs the hands Of land
associations com posed OF old. md1le-aged or young
men. From. Tho land associations it goes to hun
dreds of poor men, young and Old who paw So or SlO
down ana 81 week until the lots are theirs. Now,
man, to my mind east. feels bit more respect
hold his head higher in the air than the other fell
lows Now beside1 this adj Itonal feeling OF respect.
abb tv gained nv having q stake IN the community
nine times our OF ten that is inst SO much money
saved tr tile saloo n-keeIers the cigar-deaIerl
TIL. As Joe Bork gives most OF these land associa'
tions start argue that he indirectly at least 10
dong big thing Tor the cause OF temperaneep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
MN yrEcItL BrrTER DISH

Nor't CoDrI. -. II L>'trr 90 me B'sioH Hrra'd'
YOUNG lad, told ne of -ccntinc experiment she mas
been triuc Her boirdIu- house very a>hIondhIo
and Exclusive and excel eut one but O late inc pcIFrl'
I,-o, he nuticr nave been trying Butter sometimes
ha. a way of being prryrrsr and this usually III August
when 10 should the best. Just ~ ohllch are very
l.ry appear az their very worst when try sh"uil
la O., mat were burrd In the "ai /" i"I '"tnY
four hours 10 then hc founI To nave btc"t n''r
o superior quality ana Favor she longer 10 l.St 'o
truth o thiS statement. aut, ronfcs'tng her hh"u 10
Mr., Daniel AerrimAn, mad" "A present 81 Il n'S
m .rcu.u rom tlr ligrOw farm sac tod me- WIN Nu'
IN .pcu.tbr 10 the description "i H'rhtHo
trn = ,urr- tuat the nag OF white coth' oI Su"hS
AMI urm material and that The cream, oi course nc!nb
from the Big,low farm, was Of lovely rrh''S' ~ Wv
,nrt usually dc-crincd being thch enough 10 C,'
with "A knife" She made the excavation III the SIo"I"
o the necessary size, and dcposltcd hrr cream ald
covered II lp After twenty four hours sac uirhI .nru
H. and was ball or golden, hard, drlcl"uS puter
waning ony salt To make II perfect. AMI TINS sue a''
with her own far hands There were no traces ~
butrruilk: 10 had all been absorbed through c P"lt
of The roth INTO the earth II n impfoD1nc th't INC
Young la, will 20 making butter AFTER ul's Inl'ci
it nrr nctho may indicate that there IS shortly 10 ne
revolution Iu tue art Of butter making. IA" hr" WY
ne. To- recommend II "A great .Iy1nL or LABOR anu QUO
out AN Of care As we'll In these wonderful dhls IL IL
Imuo,,iblc to prDphc,y what great ana h""cH'""'
results may como from SuCh a happening dS tH'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-27
SOCIALISTS OUTVOTE THE OPPOSITION

MMAcKINs RESIGN Att ~ ACCEPTED-GE1TINGC con-
troll or THE LEADER"
puys mine last copy NIT der Leaer 10 morrow night
aireay exclaimed an irate German last night as he
rushed ont the meeting OF The Ledr stockholders in
Clarendon Hall AMI started for neighborng beer-shop
cool his rufed temper lie IL member OF the United
Labor Party ami an ardent admlrrr OF John McMackn,
who was until last night chairman OF The L6dfSr
Publishing Association but his resignation handed IN
three weeks not voted upon until last night
The meeting was packet WAS quickly demon
s'rated when Georqe A. Block, a 30
cialist elected Temporary chairman.
ore OF Mr. McMackIns friends said that there was no
written resignation from The charusu on hand ana nat
verbal would ne Illegal The chairman
ruled that there resignation aui that IT. accept
aure and rejection could be voted upon
legally His decision was sustained by -. a
resignation was then accepted by a large majority
,ulicemt order had bren ob'a aimed no nlhatons
followed ". p. McLoughlin proposed tie name
OF joan Mo't chairman OF tho ASSOCIATION.
Edward Finklestone and Henry Enrich w,rn also
nominated Mr. mrch rlr"tcl. Mr.. NcMackins
friends that the election Illegal ant they VIII
probably It I'm hr corr After the "ec ion they
Withdrew aud inc SOclliss held pve feast and luba.
ton. TIE result OF the election means the discharge OF
the renOers of me LeaIc rs they arc members OF the
United Labor Party.